4. Give your child vocabulary in English that can be written in the foreign language, and then you can check the spelling from the textbooks or other sources.
5. Listen to your child read an assignment aloud or practice an oral presentation. Even if you don't understand it all , you can still help with the stage presence. In addition, it will give you child an opportunity to practice before an audience.
6. Discuss visual projects and poster and give helpful hints
7. Help your child get organized and keep a timetable for due dates
You can:
1. Watch television on cable or DVD's of movies with a foerign-language track with your child.
2. Listen to radio stations or music in the foreign language.
La Mega
3. Take your child to museums, plays, or restaurants which deal with the culture being studied.
Museums
The Hispanic Society Of America Museum and Library
El Repretorio
El Mueso del Barrio
Plays
In the Heights
Restaurants
La Fonda Boricua
La Esquina
Cuba V.I.P
Don Coqui's
4. Give your child vocabulary in English that can be written in the foreign language, and then you can check the spelling from the textbooks or other sources.
5. Listen to your child read an assignment aloud or practice an oral presentation. Even if you don't understand it all , you can still help with the stage presence. In addition, it will give you child an opportunity to practice before an audience.
6. Discuss visual projects and poster and give helpful hints
7. Help your child get organized and keep a timetable for due dates